What happened
Sonam Wangchuk continued a prolonged hunger strike at Jantar Mantar and reportedly refused medical help despite concern from doctors and supporters. The medical bulletin described fatigue and weakness associated with extended fasting, turning the protest into an immediate health emergency as well as a political agitation.
Related current affairs
- ‘Wangchuk not alone’: at least 21 refuse to end fast
- Protesters at Jantar Mantar, in front of police/medical action: ‘Wangchuk refusing medical help’ (Safdarjung bulletin)
- Police move Wangchuk to hospital on Day 21 of fast
- Hunger strike day 21: Police shift Wangchuk to hospital
- 21 protesters continue hunger strike
- Sonam Wangchuk to be discharged from hospital today; will visit Rajghat
